To quit or keep buying?Tomorrow. Always tomorrow.![]()

You're welcome! To be fair, it didn't all happen in a short time.I have maybe a half dozen in my drawer...thanks for posting this! I was feeling like I should do something about these pedals I'm not using, but I see my issues pale in comparison.![]()
Nice selection! I notice neither one of us share the same pedal except a DS-1 (doesn't count lol). We have more work to do.We all know it's NEVER enough.
Here's a pic I took 2 years ago. Needless to say, it's only gotten worse, since drive/boost/fuzz pedals are the most fun kind to accumulate.
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Drives or all pedals?I have accumulated easily 40 or 50 by this point.
Drives or all pedals?
I know have at least 50 total pedals.
more than half of them are drives.
Surprisingly with my collection, there's not a ton of overlap except for the ones purposely overlapping.i think i have six? not a lot... but over time ive had maybe fifteen. various shades of the same thing. i dont use fuzz so thats a kindness...
i like all of them for something, though few of them are so different i couldnt use em interchangably. i layed out all of mine a while back and the only one i hate is the timmy. everything else i was like.. okay.. that sounds like good overdrive. okay.. that sounds like good overdrive. okay.... THAT sounds like good overdrive.
at some point, its overdrive. if it feels good and it does the thing.. thats when enough is enough. i felt like i hit sounds and feels good with my two bogners.
I do regret selling of my original Bogner Red and Mesa V-twin pedals. A moment of weakness I suppose.
I've been back and forth on getting one again, but it's gotta be a no-brainer deal at this point. And not sure what I was thinking when I sold it... it was legitimately the best clean boost/flavor pedal I ever had. Gain tones were decent but not why I really loved it.I sold my mesa v twin around 2010ish and I've regretted it ever since. I'd love another one but they go for crazy money now or at least people ask crazy money for them and they sit unsold for ages.



I've been back and forth on getting one again, but it's gotta be a no-brainer deal at this point. And not sure what I was thinking when I sold it... it was legitimately the best clean boost/flavor pedal I ever had. Gain tones were decent but not why I really loved it.
I get that. Amp gain is cool, and maybe it's why I'm more drawn to the tube gain pedals in general. I've just always been more of a clean base tone/pedal guy since I started. I've grown more into liking eob base tones though, and just taking it further with a pedal. Fuzz is a different beast entirely. It's that thing... and you can only get that thing from a pedal (or a vintage amp that's about to explode lol).Generally speaking, I don't like/get on with pedal distortion all that much.
I am even in an OD lull at the moment, where every amp/amp model I use or try
just sounds and feels better to me without an OD pushing it.
Kind of smitten with basic amp/tube compression and drive. For now.
If I do have a weakness it is for Delay and Fuzz.
Just seems the older I get the more simple and unadulterated I want things. For now.
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